Cotton: This is the oldest fibre, present in the clothing of all civilizations. It provides great durability and good absorption and breathability. It offers comfort and well-being through its contact with the skin.

100% organic cotton: It favors the natural cycles of the earth.

The one we use at Yerse has international GOTS certification (Global Organic Textile Standard). In its cultivation, no pesticides nor any type of chemical fertilizer are used, thus doing no harm to the environment and stimulating earth’s natural cycles.

It is the standard by which it is approved that fabrics are made of organic fibers.

A fibre of animal origin, wool has great heat preservation properties due its short fibres and it lends a wintry touch to clothes.

An antibacterial fibre that absorbs moisture and heat, linen is considered one of the coolest fabrics for summer. Its cultivation requires little irrigation. It generates little waste, is biodegradable and can be recycled into paper.

A fibre produced by the silkworm and created in ancient China 2500 BCE, silk offers softness and shine. It provides sophistication without sacrificing comfort and well-being.

A artificial fibre of natural origin, it is made of cellulose, which gives the clothes a fresh appearance. Its great durability increases the intensity of colours and prints. 

Environmentally friendly material. It is a viscose with less environmental impact than conventional viscose. It generates up to 50% less environmental emissions. It is obtained from renewable resources of wood and cellulose and from certified and controlled sources. Certified with the EU Ecolabel for meeting high environmental standards throughout its life cycle.

Obtained from eucalyptus bark, lyocell is one of the most sustainable fibres that exists. It is breathable, resistant to moisture and generates little waste. It provides softness and freshness, hangs elegantly and is pleasant to the touch.